Collegiate Bridge

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Collegiate Bridge partners with families, school districts, educators, and communities, utilizing student-centered strategy, to empower the next generation of scholars with the knowledge, technology, & network needed to reach their full economic self-sufficiency potential in life.

🚨 TONIGHT at 8:00 PM EST! 🚨The countdown is on, Sis. Tonight is our 2nd Sister Circle and we are holding space for a pow...
06/23/2026

🚨 TONIGHT at 8:00 PM EST! 🚨

The countdown is on, Sis. Tonight is our 2nd Sister Circle and we are holding space for a powerful, necessary conversation: The Protection of Black Women.

If you need a safe space to connect, reflect, and pour back into yourself and your community, this is where you need to be tonight.

📅 Tonight! Tuesday, June 23rd

⏰ 8:00 PM EST

📍 Virtual (Zoom link sent after registration)

⚠️ Quick Check Before Tonight:
Haven't registered yet? It is mandatory to secure your spot. Hit the link right now!
https://us06web.zoom.us/meeting/register/YT_6YYJeR1aWLGOfWbPZ2g #/registration

Returning Sisters: Remember, no need to register a second time for tonight's session. Just use your same login credentials as last time to breeze through it.

Can't find the registration link? Don't get stuck outside the circle! Comment "LINK" below or DM us immediately, and we'll send it directly to your inbox.

Grab your tea, log in a few minutes early, and let’s lift each other up. See you tonight! ✊🏾✨

🌸 Sister Circle Reminder 🌸Protecting Black Women: A Conversation on Care, Community, & Strength.Sis, your space is ready...
06/23/2026

🌸 Sister Circle Reminder 🌸

Protecting Black Women: A Conversation on Care, Community, & Strength.

Sis, your space is ready. Join us tomorrow night for our 2nd Sister Circle. We are diving deep into what it truly means to protect, uplift, and show up for Black women. You don’t want to miss this vital conversation.

📅 When: Tuesday 6/23 (Tomorrow!) at 8:00 PM EST

📍 Where: Virtual via Zoom. Link provided upon registration

📝 Important Registration Note:
First-timers: Registration is absolutely required to secure your spot.

Sign up here:
https://us06web.zoom.us/meeting/register/YT_6YYJeR1aWLGOfWbPZ2g

The date may show as July 16. Still register - this will be the link for both sessions.

Returning Sisters: If this is your second time joining us, good news: just use your same login credentials from before to make it quick and easy!

Can't find the registration link? Drop a comment below or send us a DM right now, and we will slide the direct link straight to your inbox!

Space is limited. Secure your spot, bring your heart, and let’s lift each other up.✨

06/21/2026

Happy Father’s Day to every father and father figure in our village. Your love, strength, protection, provider, and guidance make a profound impact on your children’s lives, our communities, and the world around you.

You matter. You are loved. You are appreciated. 🖤🤎🩶

We are living proof that hope survived.Now let's become the reason future generations believe it was worth it and may ou...
06/19/2026

We are living proof that hope survived.

Now let's become the reason future generations believe it was worth it and may our progress be the loudest thank you we ever give.

Happy Juneteenth.

We have learned so much from the students and families we’ve served over the years, and what we learned has shaped where...
06/04/2026

We have learned so much from the students and families we’ve served over the years, and what we learned has shaped where we’re going next.

An exciting new chapter is coming and we can’t wait to share it with you.💛

Stay tuned. We are evolving!

05/30/2026

Mic drop! 🎤 Congratulations ! Go set this world on fire!🔥🎓🌍

Before Memorial Day became a federal holiday filled with flags, cookouts, and ceremonies, its roots began with an act of...
05/25/2026

Before Memorial Day became a federal holiday filled with flags, cookouts, and ceremonies, its roots began with an act of remembrance led by formerly enslaved Black Americans at the end of the Civil War.

On May 1, 1865, in Charleston, South Carolina, thousands of freed Black Americans organized what many historians now recognize as the first Memorial Day observance in American history.

At the end of the civil war, a former Confederate racetrack was a prison camp where captured Union soldiers, who died fighting against slavery, were dumped in unmarked mass graves. The Black community exhumed the bodies, gave them proper burials, built a whitewashed fence around the cemetery, and erected an archway reading: “ Martyrs of the Race Course.”

Roughly 10,000 people gathered, including nearly 3,000 Black schoolchildren carrying flowers and singing songs, honoring the Union soldiers and freedom.

Years later, in 1868, Union General John A. Logan would formally established “Decoration Day,” which later evolved into Memorial Day. But during the Jim Crow era, the Black origins of the holiday were erased from the mainstream story.

The story remained buried for generations until historian David W. Blight rediscovered documentation of the Charleston ceremony in the Harvard archives during the 1990s.

More Americans are finally learning that one of the earliest Memorial Day commemorations in U.S. history was organized by Black Americans who had only recently won their own freedom.

Today, we honor all men and women who served and sacrificed for our nation. May we continue to remember the history, the courage, and sacrifices.



05/24/2026

Congratulations to the Class of 2026 🎓

There were probably days you wanted to quit, days you doubted yourself, and days you felt completely exhausted. But you kept showing up anyway.

This moment means more than a degree. It’s proof that the hard days were worth pushing through.

We are so proud of every graduate who stayed committed and believed in what was possible for their future. ✨

Your hard work brought you here, and this is only the beginning. 💛

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📣 Reminder— Calm in the Chaos🌿 Sister Circle is Tonight!We creating a space to exhale. To talk honestly. To feel support...
05/21/2026

📣 Reminder— Calm in the Chaos🌿 Sister Circle is Tonight!

We creating a space to exhale. To talk honestly. To feel supported. To remember you’re not alone in what you’ve been carrying.

We’ll gather tonight 5/21 at 8 PM EST on Zoom for an evening of sisterhood, reflection, and real conversation.

Sign up here to get link to join👇🏽

https://us06web.zoom.us/meeting/register/YT_6YYJeR1aWLGOfWbPZ2g

💛 We’d love to have you there.

🌿 Calm in the Chaos is tomorrow evening.If life has felt heavy lately, this is your reminder that you don’t have to hold...
05/20/2026

🌿 Calm in the Chaos is tomorrow evening.

If life has felt heavy lately, this is your reminder that you don’t have to hold everything by yourself. Join us for a gentle evening of conversation, reflection, and community with women who get it.

📅 May 21
⏰ 8 PM EST
💻 Via Zoom registration required.
🔗Link
https://us06web.zoom.us/meeting/register/YT_6YYJeR1aWLGOfWbPZ2g

There’s still time to register 💛

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